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I’m not downing that video, but those winds weren’t even near 75 mph in that video…. We had 135 at our house in Iona and the pond behind our homes had cresting (1-2 ft) whitecap waves on it along with the surge, and 7 out of 10 pool cages were on the ground. Just a real mess all the way around…
His power went out before it got that high.
Think im going to stand out in winds greater than in the video...hell no; I'm not "that" YT famous thirsty. We had whitecaps on our canal as well. That specific video was from the backside after the winds started to settle down. Trust me, those winds were no joke. Yeah, that was an experience I pray my son never has to live thru again or deal with for the MANY days thereafter with no power/water. Things can be replaced...people cant; that's what I kept telling my family when I saw there stress levels getting high(er).
Yep, we drove both of our vehicles to Ft Lauderdale to save them, thank God we did. My neighbor stayed ( he usually doesn’t even put up shutters, says they are never as bad as they say…) He was dragging them out on Tuesday night in the driving rain. Barely got them up….
